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Deokhee Won, Jihye Seo, Osoon Kwon, Hae-Young Park and Hyoun Kang
The foundations of offshore wind power can be classified as floating, tripod, jacket, monopile, or gravity-based, depending on the support type. In the case of tripod- and jacket-type supports, the structures require precise construction. There are two m...
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Chong Jiang, Zexiong Shi and Li Pang
The construction of offshore wind power pile foundations on artificial islands is a challenging task due to soil consolidation and additional loads that result in negative skin friction (NSF). In this study, a comprehensive pile?soil interaction model is...
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Zhisheng Tu, Cailiang Zhang, Hanqiu Liu and Ronghua Zhu
The integrated development of offshore wind power and marine aquaculture is becoming increasingly important. However, the impact mechanism of integrating a net cage on the dynamic characteristics of offshore wind turbines remains unclear. This paper pres...
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Qin Liu, Zhe Wang, Ning Zhang, Hongyu Zhao, Lei Liu, Kunpeng Huang and Xuguang Chen
The local scour around offshore pile foundations often seriously affects the normal operation of offshore wind power. The most widely used numerical simulation method in the study of local scour is the Euler two-fluid model (TFM). However, the contact ef...
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Mário Vieira, Miguel Viana, Elsa Henriques and Luís Reis
Monopiles for offshore wind are the most used foundations by farm operators due to their low production costs, when compared to other bottom-fixed or floating foundations. In this research, a monopile foundation for offshore wind power was evaluated for ...
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Min Xiong and Yu Huang
Pile foundation is one of the common foundation forms in marine geotechnical engineering, especially in wind power engineering. Its operation safety is seriously affected by many uncertainties, such as the randomness of ground motion in intensity and fre...
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